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Pizzicato Five - Cosmic blues

Fantastic Plastic Machine - Steppin  Out

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Pizzicato Five - Bossa Nova 3003 Cut Up By Pizz ♫ ♫♫

Pizzicato Five
Tokyo Fm Jingle

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Pizzicato Five - Tokyo FM Jingle ♫ ♫♫

Pizzicato Five
PizziCUT Five UP Anthems

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Pizzicato Five - PizziCUT Five UP Anthems cut-up ♫ ♫♫

Pizzicato Five
Tokyo FM
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Block Party

Chaz Jankel - I Can Get Over It

Ryuichi Sakamoto - A Day In The Park

Hidden Spheres

In between producing Feist’s groundbreaking album Pleasure, co-writing songs for Kelela’s upcoming debut album and working on his sixth full-length album, due out next year, Mocky is set to release the fourth installation of his “Moxtape” series. An unfiltered peek into his unreleased studio experiments and collaborations, “How to Hit What and How Hard" is a collection of handcrafted “off the grid bangers and some songs”, the multi-instrumentalist producer says. 
At the start of 2017, Mocky built a studio at his secretive Los Angeles headquarters. As he put up the studio walls, he began doing test recordings and switching between hammer and nails and drumsticks and drums. The first six test recordings became the basis of “How to Hit What and How Hard’. They range from 1970s Sesame Street funk to Steve Reich-style arrangements with a backbeat to songs like “Problematic” (which casts Mocky's crooning in a glitched-out new light). Though the music covers a lot of ground in his search for goosebumps per minute (GPM), it’s held together by Mocky’s unmistakable percussive touch. 
The L.A.-by-way-of-Berlin transplant plays almost everything on H2HWHH (drums, bass, piano, Rhodes, nylon string guitar, flute), with a few notable exceptions: Gonzales and Miguel Atwood-Ferguson guest on the exquisite “Desiree”, Nia Andrews lends some honey-dripped vocals to “Stop Time”, and Pegasus Warning, Joey Dosik and Aponte Poro round out this family affair on a variety of instruments. 
On  “You Can’t Rush the Funk”, Mocky’s iPhone-recorded voice is as laid back as anything because, as he puts it: “Nothing began with the computer or a click track. Everything began with me hitting something, and during the process, I realized that in the modern musical environment, “how”, “what” and “how hard” you hit something make all the difference." And for those who wonder about the method to his madness, for the first time Mocky is opening the hood on this “how-to kit" of a record: He’s releasing all of the isolated, separated instruments as samples in an “Unpacked Edition”, allowing others to make their own works recreated from Mocky’s handmade blueprint.

How To Hit What And How Hard (The Moxtape Vol. IV)

Mocky: Put It In A Song

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Ca Et La Du Japon

Pizzicato Five - Nonstop to Tokyo ♫ ♫♫

Towa Tei - Technova 
Copacabana Edit By Petko Turner

Towa Tei is a third-generation Korean-Japanese.

Towa began making demo tapes at the age of 16 having bought his first synthesizer, a Korg MS-10. While studying at Musashino Art University Junior College of Art and Design he sent his tape to a radio program of Ryuichi Sakamoto titled "Sound Street".

In 1987, Towa moved to the US to study graphic design and joined house act Deee-Lite, a trio with Supa DJ Dimitry and Lady Miss Kier, enjoying almost instant success after debuting in 1990 with their album World Clique and the single "Groove Is In the Heart".

In 1991, Towa collaborated with his idol Ryuichi Sakamoto on Sakamoto's album Heartbeat. He also appeared on Sakamoto's follow up album Sweet Revenge.

In 1994, Towa returned to Japan after seven years in New York. He hinted in a 2011 interview that his time with Deee-Lite made him ill, though he didn't expand on the reasons why. Towa debuted as a solo act with Future Listening! that same year, incorporating an array of musical styles, including electronic, bossa nova, house, jazz and pop. It featured collaborations with Joi Cardwell, Bebel Gilberto, MC Kinky, Hiroshi Takano, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono, Toshihiko Mori, Satoshi Tomiie, Yuichi Oki of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and Pizzicato Five vocalist Maki Nomiya.

Sound Museum followed in 1997, then Last Century Modern in 1999. 2002 brought the album Towa Tei, under the pseudonym Sweet Robots Against the Machine. Flash surfaced in 2005 by which time Towa was DJing regularly in Japan. He has admitted though, that he doesn't enjoy performing and prefers producing and using computers.

Big Fun, featuring Verbal and Mademoiselle Yulia was released in 2009 and was the third album to feature the artwork of San Franciscan painter and graffiti artist Barry McGee. For the album, Towa utilized MySpace to collaborate with artists from around the world even if he didn't know them, such as with German act Taprikk Sweezee.[1] Another collaborator he worked with for Big Fun was Miho Hatori of Cibo Matto, though they also only met on MySpace.

Towa has also established his own creative company, hug inc, which among other things, manufactures his trademark sunglasses.

Petko Turner Edit

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Bebel Gilberto - Towa Tei - Technova (Petko Turner's Copacabana Edit)

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'Lost' is lifted from the upcoming album 'Green' by Robohands. 

'Green' is released for pre-order on Village Live records, May 14th at 7PM UK time.

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'Green' is a 10 track LP of smooth, ambient jazz by Robohands (Andy Baxter)

Musicians:
Andy Baxter: Drums, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Synths
Jo Hunter: Tenor Saxophone on 2 tracks
Francesca Uberti: Vocals on 1 track
Peter Milanovic: Various Bass and Woodwind on 2 tracks

Produced & mixed by JB Pilon at Buffalo Studio, Limehouse, London

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Robohands -  Lost (Official Video in description)

When You’re Ugly

When You're Ugly (feat. Genevieve Artadi)

Alan Tew - The Fence (M.M. Re Construction Mix)

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